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WEDNESDAY, 18th DECEMBER, 1912. ■ At 11.30 a.m. sharp. ■ A Kfi LOTS • AKA ,450 of *°" VERY SUPERIOR AND ALMOST NEW FURNITURE, UPEIGHT GRAND PIANO AND EFFECTS. AT HUMBEB STREET, ISLAND BAY. On aocount of Captain Duigan, who has been transferred to India. AL. WILSON AND CO. have teen • favoured with instructions to sell Complete Contents of 10 well-fur-nished Rooms of almost new Furniture. , T , This is a beautifully-furnished house, it i 6 seldom such an opportunity presents itself to those furnishing. This is the best sale held at Island Bay for years. On account of Captain Duigan having been transferred to India, and sailing on the 20th instant, EVERYTHING is for On view all day" TUESDAY, the 17th. Inspection invited. Light luncheon provided on day of sale. LOCALITY.—Take car to Humber Street (Souse is immediately next to Police Station). Look for Flag. DELIVERY-Arranscements will be made, with LOCAL CARRIERS TO DELIVER FURNITURE TO ANY PART OF TOWN. A. L. WILSON, 'Auctioneer. MESSRS. A. L. WILSON AND CO., Auctioneers, Brandon Street, Wellington, have received instructions from &£?W ft ISc M 8& at their rooms 26 Brandon'Street, Wellington, on THURSDAY, the 9th day JANUARY, 1913; at 12 o'clock Noon, ALL that Parcel of Land situate in Bay Street, Petone, containing 88 perches, more or less, being allotments 5 and 6 on Deposited Plan No. SI; and all the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 38 Folio 15, having a frontage of 152 links to Bay Street by a depth of 163 links, together with . the 5-roomed • Dwelling erected thereon, insured for ,£4OO. ■ TERMS: 10 per cent down, and the balance in one month. , TITLE: Land Transfer. : . Application to sell and estimate of value may be seen at the office of the Registrar of' the' Supreme Court at Wellington at any convenient time prior to sale. For further particulars apply to MESSRS PETHERICK AND MACHIN, Solicitors,.Featherstone St., Wellington. Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. IN THE GAEDEN OF NEW ZEALAND. I Ail instructed by one of the best known residents of Taranaki, who goes Home about March, to find a. Tenant tor.his charming residence during his absence of twelvo months. This is a modern 8-roomed lioum, well furnished, replete with conveniences, and. situated in beautiful grounds, which will'be kept In order (for the tenant's benefit) by the owner's gardener, and at his cost. The New' Plymouth High School—a thoroughly up-to-date institution—is across tie road, and Pukekura Park within five or j six minutes' walk. ■ A very moderate ren- j tal will ba accepted from an approved tenant. F. P. CORKILL, New Plymouth. TTAERE MAI! If you are visiting Now ■ •O. Pls ; mouth during the coming holidays, please' give me an opportunity oi showing.you one or two of the choice residential properties which I have for sale. I cannot offer you a slice of our famous Recreation Grounds (Pukekura Park), but I can sell you from two to four acres (L.T. Title) of even more lovely greenery, right in the heart of town and close to the principal schools. If you would like to see a photograph of such a place, you have only to drop me a line. F. P. CORKILL, New Plymouth. HANDY Little Farm, 125 acres, 5 miles from Post Office; good road, nice situation, and only .£ls ljer. acre, freehold. Terms can be arranged.. Unencumbered house property up to ,£IOOO value might be accepted in part payment. ~ . F. P. ©OSl&BLL;. NEW PLYMOUTH. FARMERS' OPPORTUNITY OF ACQUIRING,; THE CHEAPEST FARM • IN THE' NORTH ISLAND; WITH STOCK' AND PL'ANT, AS GOING • CONCERN. ONLY £1600 CASH REQUIRED. AREA, 1700 ACRES, situated less than 20 miles from Wellington, by good metal road; 1200 acres grass; balance bush; about 100 to 120 acres ploughablo when stumped; several acres broken to plough; fenced and subdivided into IB paddocks, watered by permanent streams; lie? well to the sun; has just wintered 1100 sheep and about 100 head cattle. Buildings comprise good iron woolshcd, stable, trapshed, 3-roonied cottage, and good men's • whare. PRICE, for one month, is only ;£3 ss. per acre, including about TOO young ewes, about 250 lambs, 10 head cattle, 4 horses, trap, wool-press, plant and tools. Government Advances to Settlers mortgage of .£2325. Balance at 5 par cent. NOTE.—This property ig only for sale for private family reasons, and is a gift at the price quoted. The flats are capable of running a good .dairy, whilst tho hills are good sheep country, and the carrying capacity of same could be greatly'increased by" spending a little money on improvements. The first one to inspect will purchase.. Full details from the undersigned. H. ERNEST LEIQHTON, AUCTIONEER, LAND ,AND ESTATE AGENT, i 180 FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON AND LOWER HUTT. QA ACRES rich alluvial land, situated 8 miles from Hastings by level road; tip-top dairying or fattening country. PEICE, .£55 per acre. Very easy terms: 15 per'cent. cash, balance can remain for 5 years at 5 per cent. ' WBLLIAMS & KETTLE, LIMITED, NAPIER. . ' HAWKE'S BAY SHEEP COUNTRY. CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT, on particularly Easy Terms. OAAA ACRES, beautiful rich bills, OVvv, carrying 3 sheep to the aero easily. Splendid roads, and subdivided into 8 paddocks; good water. PRICE ONLY £10 PER ACRE. ■This is the best snip in Hnwke's Bay at the present time, and the terms beinpt very easy makes it a specially adapted place for a speculator. Apply early; this place will' soon sell. Further particulars on application. S. Hi. ECWIGMT, I.I4HD' AGENT. Qnoen St., HASTINGS.